Fiberglass Pool Builder in Broken Arrow, OK

A Fiberglass Pool in Your Broken Arrow Backyard by Next Summer.

Picture the kids racing to the water after school while you light the grill. Your Leisure Pools shell goes in over 4 to 6 weeks, built on stone, not sand.

Free. About an hour. Written yard notes within a day.

29 yearsBuilding pools in Oklahoma
Elite DealerLeisure Pools fiberglass
4 to 6 weeksFiberglass build, shell delivery included
5 yearsWorkmanship warranty on our work

A Pool Should Bring Your Family Together, Not Keep You Up at Night

You want a pool your kids will love for the next twenty summers. The fear is paying for it and ending up with a pool that settles, leaks, or costs more than you were told. A proper fiberglass install prevents most of it.

The bill grows after the dig

Extra charges show up once the excavator arrives. We list every possible extra, with real numbers, before you sign.

The shell sits on sand

In one Broken Arrow yard, sand under another builder's shell washed out and the deck began to sink. We set every shell on stone instead.

The builder stops calling

The person who sold you the pool becomes hard to reach once the deposit clears and the crew moves on.

Your family should not have to gamble on its own backyard.

You Should Know Exactly What You Are Paying For

Broken Arrow families tell us they want the pool but worry about hidden costs and the wrong builder. Jason has built pools in Oklahoma clay and rock for 29 years. He is with you from the first call to the written quote.

  • Elite Leisure Pools dealer
  • 29 years building pools
  • PHTA member
  • Waterline tile on every fiberglass pool
  • Shells set on compacted chip stone
  • The same crews return on every build
Our Promise

You see what is included, and what is not, before we dig. Your quoted price is fixed, and buried rock is the one exception.

Rain and permit delays can cost time, but they never add dollars to your contract.

“We are not the least expensive pool in town. What we want is for every dollar you spend with us to go into the goods and services we provide.”
Jason, owner of Silverado RockJason
Owner, Silverado Rock

From Bare Yard to First Swim in Three Steps

  1. Book your free yard check

    Tell us about your Broken Arrow yard, and Jason calls to set a time. He walks the yard for about an hour and checks access and the flood map.

  2. Pick your pool and get your price

    You get written yard notes within a day. Then we design your pool in 3D, credit the design fee toward your build, and give you a written quote.

  3. Swim with confidence

    The same crews set your shell on compacted chip stone and pour your deck. Your family learns the equipment at pool school before the first swim.

Fiberglass Pool Delivery Day in Broken Arrow
Delivery day in Broken Arrow, from Jason's earlier work as Cherry Pools.

Pick the Fiberglass Pool That Fits Your Broken Arrow Yard

Here are starting prices for five popular Leisure Pools models. Your yard sets the final number, in writing.

Leisure Pools Fiji Plunge fiberglass pool shape
Plunge

Fiji Plunge

9 ft 6 in by 7 ft

Best for: a courtyard or a small yard

Starts at$45,702or about $450 a month*

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Leisure Pools Palladium Plunge 16 fiberglass pool shape
Plunge

Palladium Plunge 16

16 ft by 8 ft

Best for: cooling off with friends after work

Starts at$49,783or about $490 a month*

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Leisure Pools Reflection 26 fiberglass pool shape
Small

Reflection 26

26 ft 3 in by 12 ft 6 in

Best for: young families with kids learning to swim

Starts at$68,337or about $673 a month*

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Leisure Pools Pinnacle 30 fiberglass pool shape
Medium

Pinnacle 30

30 ft long

Best for: room for games, friends, and laps

Starts at$79,418or about $782 a month*

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Leisure Pools Pinnacle 35 fiberglass pool shape
Large

Pinnacle 35

35 ft by 15 ft 5 in

Best for: swimmers and big family gatherings

Starts at$84,937or about $836 a month*

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Every fiberglass starting price includes

  • Leisure Pools one-piece shell
  • Waterline tile in your color
  • Variable-speed pump
  • High-capacity cartridge filter
  • eHydro energy-saving hydraulic system
  • One LED color-changing light
  • 3 feet of concrete deck
  • Concrete equipment pad
  • Maintenance equipment and start-up chemicals
  • Pool school
  • 5-year workmanship warranty
  • Lifetime chemical and maintenance support

What is not in the price, and what it usually costs

Some builders fold these into the price with a padded allowance. We leave them out and never mark them up, so you pay only for what your yard needs.

  • ElectricalYou pay your electrician directly. We meet them at your home and tell them what the pool needs. Most yards run $1,800 to $3,000.
  • Dirt removalNot every yard needs it. When soil has to leave your property, hauling usually runs $750 to $2,500.
  • Crane serviceAbout a third of shells are set with the excavator already on site, at no charge. Most use a truck crane for about $500 to $1,500.
  • Lift over the houseA few yards can only take a shell over the roof. That big crane can cost several thousand dollars, and we tell you at the yard check.
  • Permit feeBroken Arrow sets the fee. We prepare the site plan and file the paperwork.
  • Buried rockIf the dig hits rock our equipment cannot break, work stops and we show you. Rental equipment is billed at cost, plus a daily labor charge.

*Monthly payments are examples, not loan offers. They assume the full starting price is financed with no down payment, a fixed 8.5% APR, and 180 equal monthly payments over 15 years. Example: a $68,337 Reflection 26 is 180 payments of $672.94, with $52,792 in total interest. The 8.5% APR is what VistaFi reported for strong credit, near 800, in October 2026. Your APR, term, and approval depend on your credit, income, and debts. VistaFi Solutions is not a lender (NMLS ID 2538400). Silverado Rock is not a lender and does not make credit decisions.

Found a pool you like?

Get your free yard check. To swim by Memorial Day 2027, sign by February 20.

Want to spread out the cost? Check your payment options with pool financing.

Built for Easy Summers and a Long Life

A smooth surface that cleans fast

The gel coat feels smooth on bare feet and brushes clean with little effort. Waterline tile helps protect the edge from fading, chalking, and dog claws.

A shell built with vinyl ester resin

Leisure Pools builds its shells with vinyl ester resin. It helps the shell resist water for decades.

A warranty with real terms

The Leisure warranty covers water loss from manufacturing defects or osmosis. It lasts for the original buyer, and never less than 35 years.

Find the Pool That Fits Your Yard

Fiberglass fits most Broken Arrow families. We also build custom gunite and semi-inground pools, so we will tell you when another type fits better.

Fiberglass

You want to swim soon and clean less

A Leisure Pools shell goes in over 4 to 6 weeks and stays smooth for years, so we recommend it most often.

Custom Gunite

You want a one-of-a-kind shape

A gunite pool can take any shape your yard allows. It starts at $55,000 for a plunge and $100,000 for a full-size pool.

Semi-Inground

Your yard drops toward the back fence

A semi-inground pool turns the slope into a stone wall. The OK Plunge starts at $19,999 for the pool only.

Tight Access

Your side yard is narrow

A fiberglass shell arrives in one piece on a truck. When the truck cannot reach your backyard, a crane lifts the shell, and we check this at your yard check.

Take the QuizNot ready to talk yet? Our 60 second quiz shows which pool fits your yard and budget.

Building a Pool on Broken Arrow Ground

Silverado Rock is a pool builder in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and an Elite Leisure Pools dealer. We build fiberglass, custom gunite, and semi-inground vinyl liner pools in Broken Arrow, Coweta, Bixby, and across the Tulsa metro. Compare every pool type on our Broken Arrow pools page.

The town took its name from a Creek community, and the railroad sold its first town lots in 1902. Read more in the state's town history.

Lots near Haikey Creek and Broken Arrow Creek can sit in a flood zone. Building there adds a city floodplain development permit. The city gives floodplain determinations by phone, and you can search the FEMA flood maps yourself.

Broken Arrow follows the international pool code. A pool deeper than 24 inches needs a barrier at least 48 inches tall, with gates that close and latch on their own. The federal barrier checklist covers the rest.

What Families Say About Working With Us

These families live in Tulsa, a short drive west on the Broken Arrow Expressway.

★★★★★Google Review
Jason and his crew were a pleasure to work with! The design was beautiful and well thought out. Construction went smoothly. Any issues were resolved promptly and communication from start to finish was smooth. We are very pleased with the end result!
Keith Martin Tulsa
★★★★★Google Review
The overall knowledge and experience Jason has of pools far exceeds anyone else I have talked to in the pool business. He came out and went through the whole process with me. The crews paid a lot of attention to all small details. I'm extremely happy with my pool as well as my design and overall layout.
Dan R. Duckwall Tulsa

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Broken Arrow Fiberglass Pool Questions, Answered

How much does a fiberglass pool cost in Broken Arrow?
Silverado Rock fiberglass pools start at $45,702 for a Leisure Pools Fiji Plunge and $49,783 for a Palladium Plunge 16. A Reflection 26 starts at $68,337, a Pinnacle 30 at $79,418, and a Pinnacle 35 at $84,937. Electrical, dirt removal, crane service, and the permit fee are extra when your yard needs them.
How long does it take to install a fiberglass pool?
Permits usually take one to four weeks. After that, a fiberglass build takes 4 to 6 weeks, and that time includes shell delivery. We hold off on swimming until the whole job is complete, including the deck and pool school.
Why is electrical work not in your price?
You pay your electrician directly, so nobody marks up the bill. We meet the electrician at your home and explain what the pool needs. Most yards run $1,800 to $3,000, and a panel upgrade is rare.
Will my fiberglass pool need a crane?
Not always. About a third of shells are set with the excavator already on site, at no charge. Most use a truck crane for about $500 to $1,500. Only a lift over the house costs more, and we check access at your yard check.
Will a fiberglass pool hold up in Broken Arrow clay?
Yes. Any pool type can go into clay, because the base, backfill, and drainage decide how it holds up. We set every shell on at least 4 inches of compacted 3/8 inch chip stone and backfill with the same stone. A pipe at the deep end lets us pump out ground water after heavy rain.
Can I build a pool in a Broken Arrow flood zone?
Often, yes. Lots near Haikey Creek and Broken Arrow Creek can sit in a flood zone, which adds a city floodplain development permit. We check your address against the flood maps before design starts.
Do I need a permit for a pool in Broken Arrow?
Yes. The city pool permit application needs a site plan that shows where the pool will go. We prepare the plan and file it. The city sets the fee, and any HOA approval is separate.
What does the Leisure Pools warranty cover?
The Leisure Pools limited warranty covers water loss from manufacturing defects or osmosis. Coverage lasts for the original buyer, and never less than 35 years from delivery. The pool surface carries a 10-year warranty. Owners must register within 6 months and keep a monthly water chemistry log. Silverado Rock adds its own 5-year workmanship warranty.
Can I finance a fiberglass pool in Broken Arrow?
Yes. We work with VistaFi, which connects families with partner lenders for pool loans. A simple rule of thumb is about $100 a month for every $10,000 you finance. Terms run up to 30 years, and most families choose 15 to 20 years. Your rate depends on your credit, income, and debts.
Can my price change after I sign?
Your quoted price is fixed. The one exception is buried rock, because nobody can see it from the surface. If the dig hits rock our equipment cannot break, we stop, show you, and price it before work continues.

Picture Next Summer in Your Broken Arrow Backyard

It is a Friday night in June. The kids are jumping off the step, the burgers are on, and nobody is packing the car for the lake. You are home.

Want to swim by Memorial Day 2027? Sign by February 20. Permits can take up to four weeks, the build takes 4 to 6 more, and Jason adds a 30-day cushion for weather.

Jason, owner of Silverado Rock
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